LetMeTalk

Name: LetMeTalk
Rating: 3.7 (94 reviews)
Author: AppNotize UG (haftungsbeschraenkt)

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Free · Designed for iPad

94 Ratings
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13+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

AppNotize UG (haftungsbeschraenkt)
Size

124.6
MB

A free AAC talker app supports communication in all areas of life and therefore providing a voice to everyone. LetMeTalk is donation financed. LetMeTalk enables you to line up images in a meaningful way to read this row of images as a sentence. To line up images is known as AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication). The image database of LetMeTalk contains more than 9,000 easy to understand images from ARASAAC (http://arasaac.org). Additionally, you can add existing images from the device or take new photos with the build in camera. For LetMeTalk no internet connection or mobile contract is necessary, so you can use LetMeTalk in almost any situation, like hospitals, nursing home or schools. You can find LetMeTalk tutorials at http://letmetalk.info/support Suitable for: • autism symptoms and Asperger syndrome, autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) • aphasia • speech apraxia • articulation/phonological disorder • Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) • Motor Neuron Disease (MND) • cerebral palsy • down syndrome Features: • more than 9,000 images from ARASAAC included • voice support for images and sentences • unlimited and flexible creation of new categories and adding new images • pre configured for kids with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) • load / save your current profile (vocabulary) • keep several profiles on your devices and switch fast between them • share your profile easily with other devices • switch fast between 2 languages and use LetMeTalk as translator • supported languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian and German, Chinese, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Arabic, Russian, Polish, Bulgarian, Romanian, Galician, Catalan, Basque • voice support for most languages

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3.7

out of 5

94 Ratings

Would like the sound to work
11/30/2020

angldnk
I can’t get the sound to work. This app is what my son uses the most can someone help me get it to work. Volume is up on the table to.
Would like the sound to work
11/30/2020

angldnk

I can’t get the sound to work. This app is what my son uses the most can someone help me get it to work. Volume is up on the table to.
I’ve Used This App for 8 Years!
Apr 18

Ponchospeechmonkey
I’m a behavior analyst and navigating trying to get an AAC from the schools or an SLP through insurance can take forever. I explained to the parents how AACs, help increase children's vocal language as well as give them a mode for communicating which reduces problem behavior. I use this app to first teach a child by clearing off everything and starting with only five or so icons of things that the child really likes and usually wants. I then make a category that says I want which opens up to three more categories that says: to eat, to drink, and to play with.Then I start teaching full sentences with those categories, having buttons again of things that the child likes.9/10 times, this is enough to get a child started until we can get a more robust program. All stop it get out go oh come on come on. Let’s go say hi in all most parents have a iPad or Kindle fire laying around and the app is free so it is a very low cost alternative to Proloquo at $300-$500.Thank you for making this app free you have helped teach at least 75 children how to communicate. :)
I’ve Used This App for 8 Years!
Apr 18

Ponchospeechmonkey

I’m a behavior analyst and navigating trying to get an AAC from the schools or an SLP through insurance can take forever. I explained to the parents how AACs, help increase children's vocal language as well as give them a mode for communicating which reduces problem behavior. I use this app to first teach a child by clearing off everything and starting with only five or so icons of things that the child really likes and usually wants. I then make a category that says I want which opens up to three more categories that says: to eat, to drink, and to play with.Then I start teaching full sentences with those categories, having buttons again of things that the child likes.9/10 times, this is enough to get a child started until we can get a more robust program. All stop it get out go oh come on come on. Let’s go say hi in all most parents have a iPad or Kindle fire laying around and the app is free so it is a very low cost alternative to Proloquo at $300-$500.Thank you for making this app free you have helped teach at least 75 children how to communicate. :)
The best
01/15/2018

tcampbel1965
After using this for a year I can confidently say This is the best free aac app i have tried the speech is understandable lots of words great categorizing ability easy to use and doesn't need wifi to work. I'm autistic and when upset, tired or in pain lose my verbal skills. Communication with this app is fluid easy and effective. Tips: some words are named a bit funny so you might have to search for a few moments try U.K. And American English words to refer to something first then try synonyms. Some words may need to be spelled phonetically
The best
01/15/2018

tcampbel1965

After using this for a year I can confidently say This is the best free aac app i have tried the speech is understandable lots of words great categorizing ability easy to use and doesn't need wifi to work. I'm autistic and when upset, tired or in pain lose my verbal skills. Communication with this app is fluid easy and effective. Tips: some words are named a bit funny so you might have to search for a few moments try U.K. And American English words to refer to something first then try synonyms. Some words may need to be spelled phonetically
SLP approved
02/01/2023

Angie880
As an SLP I love to recommend this app to parents as a beginner AAC app to determine if a more robust AAC device would be appropriate for their child. While the voice is very robotic, it is hard to find a free app that has a voice at all. I love how you can customize it and upload your own pictures to make it personal with the child’s favorite things.
SLP approved
02/01/2023

Angie880

As an SLP I love to recommend this app to parents as a beginner AAC app to determine if a more robust AAC device would be appropriate for their child. While the voice is very robotic, it is hard to find a free app that has a voice at all. I love how you can customize it and upload your own pictures to make it personal with the child’s favorite things.

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - bugfix: it is now possible again to add images from the gallery

Version 1.4.32

08/20/2018

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